| Native Name: | 愛在日月潭 |
| Alt Name: | Ai Zai Ri Yue Tan |
| Genre: | romance, drama, modern series |
| Director: | Li Bao Ping |
| Creative Director: | Ding Zheng Yang |
| Starring: | Ruby Lin Wen Zhang Ke Shu Yuan Jiang Xin Zhao Jing |
| Opentheme: | Jian Chi Ai (坚持爱) performed by Wen Zhang |
| Endtheme: | Wang Ji Ni Bu Ru Shi Qu Ni (忘记你不如失去你) performed by Yang Pei An |
| Country: | China Taiwan |
| Language: | Mandarin |
| Num Episodes: | 34 |
| Executive Producer: | Yang Cheng Shan |
| Location: | China, Taiwan |
| Runtime: | 45 minutes per episode |
| Company: | DaYe Transmedia Co. |
| Channel: | Beijing Television BTV |
| Showflag: | p |
| Order: | st |
| T: | 愛在日月潭 |
| P: | ài zài Rì Yuè Tán |
Love in Sun Moon Lake (Chinese:愛在日月潭), also known as Ai Zai Ri Yue Tan, is a Chinese television series about the family connections between the two shores of China and Taiwan. It stars Taiwanese actress Ruby Lin and Mainland actor Wen Zhang. It was first aired in China on Beijing Television on 20 July 2009.[1]
Jiang Zhong He start to searching of his family roots after his great-aunt's death for 50 years of separation and lovesickness between his great-aunt and great-uncle. With his great-aunt's aborigine wooden totem necklace given by his great-uncle, Jiang Zhong He meets An-An in Taiwan, who also wears the same necklace. An-An is a passionate Taiwanese aborigine princess. She carries much on her shoulders, trying to support the local orphanage through her job and seeking corporate sponsors. An-An has a rich boyfriend, Meng Ting. He prepares for his wedding with An-An, although his mother objects strongly to their union. After getting to know Zhong He, An-An slowly falls in love with Zhong He, but in their hearts they cannot take their love a step further.
20 June 2008, Taiwan government information office bureau chief Shi Yaping expressed that they will deregulate the policy regarding mainland actors coming to Taiwan. The first to benefit is "Love in Sun Moon Lake," 16 of its mainland cast and crew members have obtained official work permits to come to Taiwan.[3]